| The way down to Alamogordo |
| Dr. K and Becca |
| Becca always sees things we don't |
| Midway point ramada |
| The old railroad bed |
| The way down to Alamogordo |
| Dr. K and Becca |
| Becca always sees things we don't |
| Midway point ramada |
| The old railroad bed |
Tortugas and the Organs Low 50s when Dr. K, Willow and I hit the trail this morning. We saw no one else out in our section of northern Chih...
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As always, Becca was not bothered by the cold.
The image of the road to Alamogordo is vertiginous! It reminds me of the road approaching Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in California coming into the park from the west (from central/northern San Diego County)--the route with which I'm most familiar since a significant portion of my extended family lives in that part of San Diego.
We got about 2" of snow yesterday (Saturday), but the forecast calls for a series of increasingly warmer days, so it will be short-lived.
"Vertiginous" is an apt descriptor, Scott. The road from Cloudcroft to Alamogordo drops 4,300 ft. in 16 miles.
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